The Responsibility of the United Nations in Maintaining International Peace and Security in Palestine: A Case Study رسالة ماجستير

Abstract

The analysis of the role of the United Nations (hereinafter referred to as ‘UN’) in the extent of holding the responsibility of maintaining international peace and security as one of the most effective international law parties in the world. Besides, the United Nations is an essential part of the international community. The Charter of the United Nations states the aims and principles of the UN based on keeping international peace and security and the good relationships among countries. Consequently, the Charter thrusts the responsibility of keeping international peace and security on the UN council has the right to meet whenever a threat to peace and security emerged. In addition, the sixth chapter of the Charter in concerned with the jurisdiction and power of the UN council in case of any dispute threatening international peace and security. Articles 33 and 36 of the Charter crystallize the peaceful means to which disputed parties resolve to settle their disputes peacefully summarizing them in negotiations, investigation, mediation, reconciliation, judgment, judicial settlement or resolving to regional organizations and agencies.